By the time he was 60, he appeared to have rejected much of what he had boldly proclaimed 30 years earlier.
"I've got the greatest job in the world," D'Antoni proclaimed 90 minutes before tipoff, with "the greatest players in the world".
"People will remember this fight for years to come," was his hugely inaccurate prediction, as the little clock in the top left‑hand corner of the screen proclaimed "16 mins 12 secs until encryption".
At year's end, even though the British scientists reported the global temperature average was not a new record — it was actually lower than any year since 2001 — the BBC confidently proclaimed, "2007 Data Confirms Warming Trend".
When, in 2005, the Japanese prefecture of Shimane proclaimed 22 February "Takeshima day", a South Korean mother and son sliced off their fingers in protest outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul.
Last January, company proudly proclaimed 2 million apps were downloaded to Samsung Smart TVs.
However, this achievement is still far from the 15% GHG emission reduction target by 2020 compared to that of 1990 that Ontario has proclaimed [12].
Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt today proclaimed 29 species once on the brink of extinction--including the bald eagle, gray wolf, and peregrine falcon--healthy enough to be removed from the endangered species list.
The wording on the backs of the t-shirts proclaimed: "10 years of living the dream".
Prior to Yugoslavia's breakup, Albania, Italy and Yugoslavia initially proclaimed 15 nautical miles territorial waters, subsequently reduced to the international-standard 12 nautical miles; all sides adopted baseline systems.
The Jackson Daily News even ran a headline in 1919 announcing "John Hartfield Will Be Lynched by Ellisville Mob At 5 O'Clock This Afternoon" (a New Orleans States Item article about the same event proclaimed, "3,000 To Burn Negro").
